What can I see and do in the detailed view of a record?

Bibliographic information

• Journal title, year, volume and article or page number
• Title
• Authors
• View Author Addresses
• Your search terms are highlighted in yellow

• When the title is in non-English language you can click on “Show original” to make the original language title to appear. Clicking on “Hide original” will make it disappear.
• The authors are hyperlinked to allow you to perform quick searches for other records with the same author’s name and initials. Authors included in your search are highlighted in yellow.
• Clicking on “View author addresses” will open a right-side window where you can see the authors correspondence addresses. affiliations and email addresses if available. Email addresses are hyperlinked and clicking them allows you to generate an email to the author using your default email client. Note: The email will not generate from within Embase

The abstract

• Abstract of the record
• Your search terms are highlighted in yellow

• Abstract section is collapsible using the chevron icon next to it. Note: If your search terms are inside the collapsible, a highlighted ellipsis inside a parenthesis will show up next to it (…)
• When the abstract is in non-English language you can click on “Show original” to make the original language abstract to appear. Clicking on “Hide original” will make it disappear.

Drug, disease, device and other terms

• The drug, disease, device and other terms used to index the record.
• Your search terms are highlighted.

• Many of these terms will have a chevron arrow next to them. Click on the arrow to display the key subheadings for that term.
• Major focus terms are in bold.
• Sections are collapsible using the chevron icon next to it.
• Terms included in your search are highlighted in yellow. Note: If your search terms are inside the collapsible, a highlighted ellipsis inside a parenthesis will show up next to it (…)
• Terms found because of an explosion search are highlighted in green.
• Clicking on the “Find term in Emtree” button will open a modal window that will allow to select the term you want to take to the Emtree thesaurus and shows the hierarchy for the term.

Author Keywords

• Keywords associated with the author.
• Your search terms are highlighted.

• Sections is collapsible using the chevron icon next to it.
• Terms included in your search are highlighted in yellow. Note: If your search terms are inside the collapsible, a highlighted ellipsis inside a parenthesis will show up next to it (…)

Copyright

• Information about the copyright holder for the article.

• Section is collapsible using the chevron icon next to it.

Additional information

• Abbreviated Journal title
• ISSN and CODEN
• Source Type (journal, book series, etc.)
• Source Publication Date
• Entry Date (date of entry to Embase as a full record and/or as an In Process or Article in Press record
• Publication Type (review, article, etc.)
• Page Range
• Country of Author
• Country of Source
• Author’s ORCIDs
• Language of Article
• Language of Summary
• MEDLINE PMID, if available (includes a hyperlink to the article summary on PubMed)
• Embase Accession Number
• Number of References
• Cited by in Scopus (number of citations listed in Scopus, with a link to Scopus, where you can view the details of those citations. Note: prior to receiving this information from Scopus, the field is blank)
• Drug Tradenames (if applicable)
• Drug Manufacturers (if applicable)
• Device Tradenames (if applicable)
• Device Manufacturers (if applicable)
• CAS Registry Numbers for chemicals mentioned in the text

• Sections is collapsible using the chevron icon next to it.
• Terms included in your search are highlighted in yellow. Note: If your search terms are inside the collapsible, a highlighted ellipsis inside a parenthesis will show up next to it (…)
• “Authors ORCIDs” contain hyperlinks. Clicking them will perform a search using the ORCID field code (oc).
• “MEDLINE PMID”, “Cited by in Scopus” contain hyperlinks to the relevant sources where the information comes from: PubMed and Scopus respectively.
• CAS Registry Numbers for chemicals includes links to the PubChem compound listing and to the Reaxys database. If you have a subscription to Reaxys, this link will allow you to review all of the Reaxys data for that item.